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To: Trader J who wrote (29265)	4/16/2000 4:15:00 PM
From: LTK007	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 56535

Jeff and CD i realize an A&P discussion is a "hot potato" subject,and there are arguments on both sides,and always will be---i will just reiterate that i respect Tony E,and will leave it at that,as i don't think this is good subject for the thread to get worked up over.paxmax

To: Trader J who wrote (29265)	4/16/2000 4:26:00 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 56535

i have been doing a lot of market history research this week-end,and i think it is fair to say,we have a significant chance of having a bear market until the fall----will not trust ANY rally unless the O'Neill formula is firmly affirmed.will clearly state it once i dig out the exact criteria he has set.max

To: Trader J who wrote (29265)	4/16/2000 6:04:00 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 56535

from market direction thread <<To: heinz blasnik who wrote (46733) From: James R. Barrett Sunday, Apr 16, 2000 5:17 PM ET Reply # of 46766 To all: Food for thought. The following is a list of old P/E ratios that I copied from the June 5, 1995 edition of "The Value Line Investment Survey". AMAT 17.7 BMCS 14.4 BEL 15.1 CS 20.8 CSCO 25.1 CA 17.6 DELL 11.5 EMC 15.9 ERTS 30.2 GTW 9.0 INTC 15.0 IBM 10.8 KLAC 22.5 MU 12.5 MSFT 34.8 MOT 20.2 NSM 12.4 NT 22.1 NOVL 17.3 NVLS 16.5 ORCL 35.4 SEG 9.0 SUNW 12.5 TLAB 34.0 TXN 11.8 COMS 25.4 WMT 19.5 Notice how Walmart had a higher P/E than DELL, EMC, SUNW, and INTC.>>